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Now playing Next My Europe Series Privacy versus new information technology The information technology sector is rapidly changing, with smartphones becoming even smarter and location tracking becoming the norm. Officials are 07/01/2013
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Now playing Next business planet Business Planet battles bankruptcies One of Europe’s hard realities is the fact that only one in two companies lasts five years or more. 90% of bankruptcies are due to liquidity 30/11/2012
Now playing Next Business Investors welcome SAS' survival plan The share price of the biggest Scandinavian airline surged 8% in early trading. It closed up more than two percent. The carrier is 50% owned by 12/11/2012
Now playing Next World "WISE" winners & altruistic innovators More than a thousand education decision-makers will attend the WISE World Innovation Summit for Education in Doha between the 13th-15h November. The 09/11/2012
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Now playing Next World Danish PM: What's good for euro is good for Europe Denmark took over the rotating presidency of the European Union at the beginning of January, and its Social-Democrat prime minister stands out in a 23/01/2012
Now playing Next My Europe Series Why is 112 not accessible for deaf people? Lars Knudsen, with the Brussels-based organisation the European Union of the Deaf, poses the question: The European Directive 2009/136/EC on 21/10/2011
Now playing Next Unreported Europe Denmark versus Schengen More than 10 years after it joined the Schengen area allowing free movement across fellow European states, Denmark has recently put up border 28/07/2011
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